# Polycrunch 32

> Polycrunch 32 is a Retsy Series 1 NFT on Solana, card 0551 of 1,280 in the 90s Tech & Gadgets set, made in six finishes. A chunky teal disc-based game console whose 3D worlds were made of jagged polygons and very square heads.

URL: https://retsy.fun/collection/polycrunch-32/

- Card number: 0551 of 1,280
- Set: 90s Tech & Gadgets (90-TEC)
- Year: 1995
- Type: 32-bit home game console
- Tagline: Polygons so real you can count them.
- Found at: Video game shop at the strip mall
- Cost back then: $299
- Stats: Nostalgia 9/10, Hype 9/10, Weirdness 6/10, Trade value 7/10
- Finishes: Base (100 copies), Holo (50 copies), Laser (25 copies), Gold (10 copies), Super Laser (1 copy), Misprint (1 copy)
- Images: https://retsy.fun/nft/0551-base.webp, https://retsy.fun/nft/0551-holo.webp, https://retsy.fun/nft/0551-laser.webp, https://retsy.fun/nft/0551-gold.webp, https://retsy.fun/nft/0551-super.webp, https://retsy.fun/nft/0551-misprint.webp

## The story

The Polycrunch 32 played games from shiny discs, which felt impossibly fancy after cartridges. Its blocky 3D heroes had triangle hands and faces like folded paper, and everyone thought it was the most realistic thing ever made. Loading screens lasted long enough to grab a snack, and memory cards held just enough saves to start a sibling feud.

## Fun fact

Opening the disc drawer while a game was loading was forbidden by every parent, which is exactly why every kid did it.

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